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I don't know how important it may seem to be, but it is an ideea: I'd like to read articles (especially about Visual C++) destinated to begginers, covering different subjects/chapters, initiating those who didn't yet work with those parts of programming (like about DLL-s), to look more like a tutorial.
I'm not sure I follow what you are suggesting.
If you go to the main site -- www.Codeguru.com -- there are a number of articles like what you suggest. Select C++/Visual C++ and you can drill down to sub-topics on the menus. These list indexes of articles on various topics.
Brad!
I was talking about a kind of "Step-by-Step tutorials", where every or almost every step is explained, and the "project" that is built Step-by-Step has only a teaching intention, with less complexity. Something like a chapter/lesson of a book (many informations about how it works, generaly (explaining about the chapter), and particulary (about that specific function or datatype).
I have read from arcticles from the forum, but many seemed "complicated" for a new-bie... and... wouldn't be better if they were categorized by complexity (beginner, medium, advanced)?
Do you want something similar to this?
http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/sample_chapter/
In other words...Instead of buying a book, you want people to write it here for free?
That would be more of a Tutorial rather then an Article.
An article doesnt usually explain every single step or line of code as its geared more towards the novice programmers and above.
CodeGuru.com accepts articles for ALL levels of expertise. Articles aren't published before they're reviewed by a team(*). They welcome articles that are complete.
Check this :
This site may give you what you expacted.
http://www.programmingtutorials.com/cplusplus.aspx
The sample chapter is something that I need, thanks!
Now I understand the difference between an article and a tutorial, thanks!
... and thanks for www.programmingtutorials.com!